Re: [microsound] virus alert _____Microsound content

[Kerry Uchida <kerry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

?_01 wrote:

>
> we will stop all posting until we better understand  the list rules and how
> to communicate properly with white academic north americans.

The internet is not "trapped" by borders, religion, colour and race.
So post on MATES, this is not a list for "white academic north americans".
It's a list for microsound, if your into it, post.  Light flaming generally
happens from time to time.....just listen...don't take offence then hit DELETE.

The original poster might be sick of all the "Virus Warning" emails they
receive in their Inbox.  I was not offended by your post.  Quickly glanced
over it and then hit delete.

ROOT ON in microsound!

--
Kerry Uchida
Vancouver,Canada

Although Mr. Spielberg was reluctant to assess the impact that his generation
of filmmakers has had, he has very definite ideas of where movies have come
since the 70's ? and what have been the most important technical and creative
innovations that have changed them.

"To me, it's sound," Mr. Spielberg said. "To me, the biggest breakthrough in
the last 50 years, certainly since Cinerama in the 50's, is the sound. When I
think of the sonic experience of the first time I heard Dolby stereo
demonstrated at the American Film Institute years and years ago, it was then
that I realized that we are making sound pictures.
We could do a lot with sound, we could even tell a story with sound. And when
we brought the best of sound together with the best of visuals in the 80's and
90's, you were able to show audiences so much more of the movie than they
otherwise would have experienced."

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